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News & Blogs New Study Asks: “Where Are the Tiny Dinosaurs?” Research suggests that competition with mammals may explain why non-bird dinosaurs never evolved into truly tiny animals. News & Blogs Gobi Fossil Reshapes the Mammal Family Tree Decades after discovery of extraordinary fossil, scientists are rethinking how early mammals evolved during the Cretaceous.
News & Blogs Research: How Do Bamboo-eating Red and Giant Pandas Coexist? Bamboo-eating red and giant pandas coexist, shedding light on their dietary habits and ecological niches. April 9, 2014 News & Blogs Friday's Pterosaur: Tupuxuara Tupuxuara leonardii lived about 110 million years ago, in what is now northeastern Brazil. April 4, 2014 News & Blogs Thursday’s Pterosaur: Pteranodon Pteranodon longiceps, a pterosaur with a wingspan up to 20 feet, is known for its distinctive backward-pointing crest. April 3, 2014 News & Blogs Wednesday's Pterosaur: Jeholopterus Learn about Jeholopterus, its distinctive features and its habitat. April 2, 2014 News & Blogs Why Are Pterosaur Fossils So Rare? Discover why pterosaur fossils are so rare and what makes these ancient flying reptiles fascinating to paleontologists. April 1, 2014 News & Blogs Tuesday's Pterosaur: Dimorphodon The Dimorphodon, a prehistoric flying reptile, had unique features. April 1, 2014 News & Blogs Pterosaur of the Day: Pterodaustro Discover the fascinating adaptations of Pterodaustro, a filter-feeding pterosaur that thrived millions of years ago. March 31, 2014 News & Blogs Behind This Week’s News about the Big Bang Explore the latest findings and insights into the Big Bang, shedding light on early universe research. March 19, 2014 News & Blogs Remarkable Fossil to Be Displayed in Pterosaurs Exhibition A remarkable fossil is featured in the Museum's pterosaurs exhibition. March 12, 2014 News & Blogs Bioluminescent Fish Flashing Patterns Might Facilitate Mating Explore how bioluminescent fish use flashing patterns to communicate and potentially attract mates in the deep sea. March 3, 2014 News & Blogs Passenger Pigeons: Gone Today but Once Abundant Explore the history of passenger pigeons, their dramatic decline, and what they teach us about conservation and extinction. February 18, 2014 News & Blogs New Research: Tracking the Birthplaces and "Lost Years" of Green Turtles Research by the Museum and CUNY tracks the birthplaces of Central Pacific green turtles. February 11, 2014
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